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New Bulova Accutron II UHF Sport Watches For Baselworld 2015
Simple, satisfying, good value proposition, and timelessthese are some of the things Bulova is doing a good job at becoming known for over the last few years, especially when it comes to their quickly developing Accutron II collection with their UHF movements. "UHF" stands for Ultra High Frequency and refers to their extra-high frequency quartz movements. These are to be differentiated a bit from Bulova Precisionist movements - which are similar but larger in size. Battery life for each is about two years.Bulova will release a lot of new Bulova Accutron II UHF-powered watches in 2015, and these three sport models are good indicators of what to expect. You can see that a new design element (which is actually a little bit of a retro throwback) is to place the quartz frequency value on the dial itself. This is a lot like mechanical watches that say "Automatic" on the dial. On each of these new Bulova Accutron II watches, Bulova prints "262 KHz" which is the frequency of these UHF quartz m

My First Grail Watch: Ariel Adams Of watches-dealer
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. Today, we've got an interview that's - well, let's call it a belated birthday present for the interviewee.?We're speaking with the man, the myth, the legend - watches-dealer's founder, Ariel Adams.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Ariel Adams (AA): My name is Ariel Adams, and you may have heard of me. I am the founder of watches-dealer and discuss watches in publications all over the world.ABTW: When did your fascination with watches start?AA: I became a "watch guy" when I was about 20 years old, but looking back at my history, I've worn a watch on my wrist since early childhood - sometimes two of them.ABTW: What was your first grail watch?AA: That would go back many years, to the 1980s. The first watch I ever recall really wanting and didn't have

Longines watch window shopping in Atlanta
I had the opportunity to do some window shopping for watches while in Atlanta. Went to a well-known watch retailer at a big, fancy pants mall there. I saw many watches I did not expect to see: Breguet, Patek, Ulysses Nardin. All very nice but I don't pay that much attention to watches I can never own. Two watches really set me off. One was a Girard-Perregaux 1966 Full Calendar in pink gold (Yes, I know, very unownable for me but beautiful and almost as important, very legible). The second was this Longines Conquest Chronograph with a ceramic bezel and stainless steel bracelet:Wow. This watch is something. Elegant and substantial. Very clear and easy to read subdials. The integrated pushers seem just right. Even the caseback looked great. The real deal sealer to me was the ceramic bezel, something just pure and elegant about it. The downsides? No lume. The retailer was taking a flat $250 off of Longines and I knew I could do better elsewhere, but really the only thing stopping me was th

The 2016 Basel Report
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Incoming....long awaited
This morning I got the call from my AD I was told it shipped from Rolex to my AD back in December and don¡¯t know what happened with holidays and everything but it¡¯s here now First time to see it in person and OMG what a beauty!!! Beats any picture I¡¯ve ever seen!Pictures never do it justice! The sunburst dial and the robust details are amazing!I can keep telling poetry